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> Unfortunately, it seems most functional languages are built on infrastructure that was intended for procedural languages But what about Haskell and Scheme? T
by azhenley 6y ago
> Unfortunately, it seems most functional languages are built on infrastructure that was intended for procedural languages
But what about Haskell and Scheme? They’re the first two languages that come to mind when I think functional.
I think all those other languages are built on existing infrastructures like .Net or JVM because infrastructure is one of the biggest barriers for any language. I’d love to see a general purpose platform designed for functional languages, but I don’t even know what that would look like.
- dsstuifg 6y agoWell, haskell has the problem of lazyness being the default execution model, which doesn't really help.